it would definitely be helpful if you could maybe make a video showing an empty Wellesley double. You know how big the space is and how big the closet is and the such. I know I've been scouring the internet for videos of just regular Wellesley doubles and have yet to find any. Also, I would get on my knees and thank you a thousand times if you gave us a tour of Wellesley. I'm class of 25' and bc of covid we haven't been able to visit the campus and there are virtually no full tours of the college. If you did that you would have my eternal thanks.
hi I’m an incoming first year living in stone davis with a few questions! - are all of the living rooms in stone-d air conditioned or just the big one on the ground floor? - how bad are the bugs and how do I ward them off? 🤺 - do you know if the printer in stone-d is reliable? - does anyone actually use the fitness room? - any tips on how to make my tiny double not feel tiny if we don’t want to bunk the beds 😩 - do the staircases in the corners (not by the elevators) generally get a lot of foot traffic? - do you recommend bringing a bike to campus to get around? sorry for all the questions & thank you for making this vid :)
try this link: drive.google.com/drive/folders/1gSMnbNkWd1SFMSCAj1dYMN7dZbBAvAPE?usp=sharing i have other more general pics of caz if ur interested too!
I'm going to be in CAZ 201 this upcoming semester, do you have any idea if it's gonna be obnoxiously loud right by the stairs/elevator/bathrooms/living space?
i've lived really close to bathrooms for both years and i've always been able to hear random toilet flushes, running showers etc. i don't think you have much to worry about being near a living room but sometimes being near stairs and elevators mean people are moving in and out a lot. if you aren't super sensitive to sound it's probably fine but i am so i used earplugs a lot first year and those really helped!
it would definitely be helpful if you could maybe make a video showing an empty Wellesley double. You know how big the space is and how big the closet is and the such. I know I've been scouring the internet for videos of just regular Wellesley doubles and have yet to find any. Also, I would get on my knees and thank you a thousand times if you gave us a tour of Wellesley. I'm class of 25' and bc of covid we haven't been able to visit the campus and there are virtually no full tours of the college. If you did that you would have my eternal thanks.
i don't have access to a double right now but i'll look into it. also i'm planning on doing a tour video so keep an eye out!
hey i have a video of a double if you'd like to see it dm me on instagram!
hi I’m an incoming first year living in stone davis with a few questions!
- are all of the living rooms in stone-d air conditioned or just the big one on the ground floor?
- how bad are the bugs and how do I ward them off? 🤺
- do you know if the printer in stone-d is reliable?
- does anyone actually use the fitness room?
- any tips on how to make my tiny double not feel tiny if we don’t want to bunk the beds 😩
- do the staircases in the corners (not by the elevators) generally get a lot of foot traffic?
- do you recommend bringing a bike to campus to get around?
sorry for all the questions & thank you for making this vid :)
hi! i'll answer these in an upcoming video - some of these are just easier to talk through :)
Do you have any pics of CAZ? I am class of '25 and will be there this fall, also thank u for all ur super helpful first year vids 🙃🙃🙃
try this link: drive.google.com/drive/folders/1gSMnbNkWd1SFMSCAj1dYMN7dZbBAvAPE?usp=sharing
i have other more general pics of caz if ur interested too!
Yes plz! Ive looked at the drive before and there isnt much :/
you can dm on instagram!
I'm going to be in CAZ 201 this upcoming semester, do you have any idea if it's gonna be obnoxiously loud right by the stairs/elevator/bathrooms/living space?
i've lived really close to bathrooms for both years and i've always been able to hear random toilet flushes, running showers etc. i don't think you have much to worry about being near a living room but sometimes being near stairs and elevators mean people are moving in and out a lot. if you aren't super sensitive to sound it's probably fine but i am so i used earplugs a lot first year and those really helped!
i love u
hehe ty ellie